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Sep. 22nd, 2020 09:49 pmFor some time now I have been informed that I should probably watch Mob Psycho 100, as it was very good, and I accepted this cheerfully as most likely true but did not in fact do anything about it. Then eventually various people made a concerted effort to bully me into watching Mob Pyscho 100 by telling me that it was like a Frances Hardinge novel, which unfortunately everyone knows is my weakest flank, and then ![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
blotthis came in for the kill by offering to watch Mob Psycho 100 with me, and so now I have seen Mob Psycho 100 and promptly moved over to wanting to tell everybody else that in fact they should probably watch Mob Psycho 100 as it is really in fact extremely good!
... and also, yes, a little bit like a Frances Hardinge novel, on the basis that our protagonist Shigeo Kagayama, aka Mob (a nickname for 'background character'), is a sweet if sometimes accidentally terrifying child who draws in feral companions and morally ambiguous mentors like a maraschino cherry factory attracts bees.
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blotthis came in for the kill by offering to watch Mob Psycho 100 with me, and so now I have seen Mob Psycho 100 and promptly moved over to wanting to tell everybody else that in fact they should probably watch Mob Psycho 100 as it is really in fact extremely good!... and also, yes, a little bit like a Frances Hardinge novel, on the basis that our protagonist Shigeo Kagayama, aka Mob (a nickname for 'background character'), is a sweet if sometimes accidentally terrifying child who draws in feral companions and morally ambiguous mentors like a maraschino cherry factory attracts bees.
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